Barbara D'Urso's Emotional TV Comeback and Reflections on Her Career and Personal Life

Moved, emotional but ready to redeem herself. Barbara D'Urso made her return to TV today, sharing and confiding in the living room of Mara Venier. From her farewell to Mediaset to her new life, the host was the protagonist of a long interview on 'Domenica In', in which she also spoke about her years at Rai and her personal life, including children and grandchildren. Barbara D'Urso, return to TV with Carramba what a surprise? The rumor (and the possible clash with Maria De Filippi). A different Barbara D'Urso appeared today on 'Domenica In'. Live in the living room of Mara Venier, the host recounted herself in a long interview, starting from her unexpected farewell to Mediaset and continuing with confessions and revelations about her career and personal life. Dressed in black, 'almost in mourning', as Mara Venier pointed out, Barbara D'Urso tearfully recounted her difficult year resulting from the abandonment of her program: 'My heart is in Rai, I have been there for 22 years. Today I am well, I am serene also professionally, I have a wonderful family, but the truth is that I have not yet processed the mourning, I still have here the pain of what happened to me and the way I was ripped from what was my life for 23 years by Mediaset that gave me so much. Sixteen years live every day, that company gave me so much but I was always there. Even during Covid, when everyone was at home I was there every day keeping company with the Italians, making them sing from the balconies and informing them. The terrible way I was ripped away, without anyone telling me why, I found out one day, on June 26 at 4:20 PM. The pain is still here. War in any field is terrible and I do not want to make war, so we will see what will happen, the pain will slowly pass. Returning to Rai for me is very important, I started here, for years I have been in Rai. My heart is always yours.' The emotion of returning to Rai. Back on TV after a long absence, Barbara D'Urso also retraced her career, which began precisely at Rai: 'I am excited, coming back here in this studio was very emotional. I am really agitated. I had started here in these studios that once were called Dear, I was 19 years old, I came back one day before, yesterday, because of the agitation, I am really so, the emotion always surprises you.' Venier and D'Urso, often both moved, then recalled the years '92- '93 at Rai: 'Next to each other in the dressing room, I at Domenica in - said Venier - and you at Mezzogiorno in famiglia.' The story of her childhood. Barbara D'Urso's childhood was marked by a serious loss: the death of her mother Vera Pentimalli. At forty years old the mother of the host died due to Hodgkin's lymphoma, a tumor of the lymphatic system. 'At eleven years old I had to build a shell in life because my mother was sick and no one knew what disease she had - Barbara D'Urso emphasized in tears -. My mother passed on to me the passion for classical dance. I was told a terrible lie. There is a person who told me 'let's go back to Naples to mom'. But it was not so because my mom was dying. I could not say goodbye to my mom because it was a choice of my father.' Barbara D'Urso was moved also talking about Wanda, her second mom. 'I tell you a funny episode - Barbara D'Urso explained to Mara Venier -. After the farewell to Mediaset I chose to study English in England for a month because I did not want to think. I was already feeling bad then one day my sister called and told me 'come because mom is dying'. I was feeling very bad and I was ready for the worst. Then? The next day my mom was fabulous.' The relationship with Miguel Bosé. Space then to love. 'Miguel Bosé and Barbara D'Urso, explain to me,' asked Mara Venier. 'We met years ago - explained Barbara D'Urso -. We had a relationship.' And the host of Domenica in: 'Sexually?' And she pressed ironically: 'Quiet, what do you say we are in Rai.' 'You're right after I receive a statement,' concluded Mara Venier. On her work future. On her career path and her future, Barbara D'Urso then added: 'In my work I have not made mistakes. But not because I am perfect. I should have reacted when I was asked to do things that maybe I did not like, but that I had to do. I should have said 'no' more at work. I should have rebelled. And this I regret a lot, but I do not reproach myself. I love simplicity, I love the fact that people and families after the theater wait for me outside with little gifts telling me 'Barbara when you come back'. My future? I see it beautiful. You have to get up in the morning saying 'this moment is bad? tomorrow will be beautiful.' People know it, people want me. I will return, I am convinced of it.' Finally, the thanks to Rai and Mara Venier, chosen by the host to tell her story: 'Not by chance I chose to be here, where everything started. And not by chance I chose you, Mara.'